Sentence examples for slowly entered from inspiring English sources

As I slowly entered the frigid water, I felt like an olive in a well-chilled martini.

As the rest of the cast slowly entered, instruments were added and the circus set was created in front of your eyes.

Republicans have slowly entered agreements for Senate floor votes and abandoned the longstanding practice of bundling together packages of numerous qualified uncontroversial district nominees for votes immediately before Senate recesses.

In the 1990s, as the economy was liberalized and the middle class grew more prosperous, the word "stress" slowly entered their vocabulary, first as a somewhat self-congratulatory description of what their professional success has done to them.

Meanwhile, the Mayflower's passengers only slowly entered the story, and it wasn't until the first decades of the 20th century that school children began the annual November rite of learning about – and re-enacting – the Pilgrim story.

Led by Sam, we slowly entered the water, body part by delicate body part.

Other instruments slowly enter.

Watching Western culture slowly enter the country was amazing.

5.     Robots Will Be Commonplace After false starts, artificial intelligence is slowly entering every day life.

Ten servers wearing ball caps and blue aprons slowly enter from a side door, heads bowed reverently over the silver bowls in their hands.

A Private Revolutionary A few doctors in Kostroma, some in desperate financial shape or simply ambitious, are slowly entering private medicine.